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both are in pretty decent condition but admittedly these do not fall into my area of expertise.
the cavalry sword is a Model 1860, and has the easily identifiable inspector markings at the hilt: US A.D.K 1865. no scabbard. dark patina i believe the rifle to be circa 1803-1809 manufacture, War of 1812 era. it is possible that the rifle is older, but not what i was told. no ramrod, evidence of lots of use/repair. i am looking to get $325 shipped for the two weapons. if interested please PM me. i am open to a discussion with anyone much more familiar with these type of things. Last edited by YazFenway08; 09-01-2024 at 10:02 PM. |
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